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Oscar Barbarin is the Lila L. and Douglas J. Hertz Endowed Chair and Professor of Psychology at Tulane University. Dr. Barbarin earned the Ph.D. in clinical psychology at Rutgers University in 1975 and completed a post-doctoral fellowship in social psychology at Stanford University in 1983. He has held positions in Psychology, Social Work, and Afro-American & African Studies at the University of Michigan and University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and was president of the American Orthopsychiatry Association from 2001-2003. His research addresses the effects of early childhood intervention and the etiology of achievement and underachievement in ethnic minority children. He has also completed longitudinal studies of the effects of poverty, violence and family life from birth to age 5, and the socio-emotional development of South African Children. Dr. Barbarin has received several distinguished honors for his research and scholarship, including grants from the WT Grant Foundation, the WK Kellogg Foundation, and the National Institute of Health. Dr. Barbarins presentation this morning is titled

A great song depicting ethnic dress, the people, the culture of India...in Total, a great Love Song ! Yeh Ishq Hai Song, Lyrics....:- Haan hai Koi to wajah Jo jeena ka maza yun aane laga Yeh hawaon mein hai kya Thoda sa jo naasha yun chane laga Pucho na pucha mujhe kya Hua hai teri raahon mein aakar (pucho na pucha na) Pucho na pucha mujhe kya Milega teri bahon mein aakar Yeh Ishq haaye baithe bithaye Jannat dikhaye haan O raama Yeh Ishq haaye baithe bithaye Jannat dikhaye haan Todi maine sare hi bandhan zamane tere Todungi na mein vada Aadha hissa mere to dil ki kahani ka tu Piya mein baaki aadha Dekho na dekho mujhe kya hua hai Teri yaadhon mein kho kar Pucho na pucha mujhe kya hua hai Teri baton mein jeekar Yeh Ishq haaye baithe bithaye Jannat dikhaye haan O raama Yeh Ishq haaye baithe bithaye Jannat dikhaye haan Mere jaise lakho mile honge tujhko Piya, mujhe to mila tuu hi Tu hi mere hooton ki khilti hui si hasi Gila bhi piya tu hi Dekho na dekho mujhe kya hua hai Tujhe sapno mein lakar (dekho na dekho) Pucho na pucha mujhe kya hua hai Teri baaton mein aakar Yeh Ishq haaye baithe bithaye Jannat dikhaye haan O raama Yeh Ishq haaye baithe bithaye Jannat dikhaye haan Haan hai koi to wajah Jo jeena ka maza yun aane laga Yeh hawaon mein hai kya Thoda sa jo naasha yun chane laga Pucho na pucha mujhe kya Hua hai teri raahon mein aakar (pucho na pucha na) Pucho na pucha mujhe kya Milega teri bahon mein aakar Yeh Ishq haaye baithe bithaye Jannat dikhaye haan O raama Yeh Ishq ...

BBC3 broadcast a TV documentary called "Young British and Angry" about the EDL. You can always criticise a documentary for something it did not show, but overall this film was pretty good, and it did try to be balanced, showing both racist thugs and decent people in the EDL. As to whether all these EDL supporters are letting themselves be USED by Fascist provocateurs however, "Young British and Angry" did not show any of the dozens of photos of EDL making Nazi salutes, they ignored videos of EDL calling police "Paki loving Bastards", and ignored evidence of BNP activist Chris Renton's role as Commander of the EDL. The programme showed unprovoked EDL violence and rioting, and showed EDL supporters chanting racist abuse. The film made good points about links between EDL support and poverty, but failed to ask whether poverty's much of an issue in the life of millionaire EDL backer Alan Lake. It's also unclear what EDL stunts like vandalising KFC restaurants, harassing their staff, and attending sectarian rallies in Ireland have to do with opposing Islamist terrorism. "Young British and Angry" also showed the tiny number of ethnic minority supporters in the EDL. When it comes to using football fans as cannon-fodder, right-wing provocateurs are just as happy to manipulate gullible black people as they are to manipulate gullible white people. As a case in point, the programme showed EDL poster-boy and Asian Rangers fan Abdul, who made very sensible comments. However (much as I ...